Patent classifications
A47L17/00
Processed Oilseed Flax Fiber For Use In Biocomposite Materials
A method and system for the production of fibers for use in biocomposites is provided that includes the ability to use both retted and unretted straw, that keeps the molecular structure of the fibers intact by subjecting the fibers to minimal stress, that maximizes the fiber's aspect ratio, that maximizes the strength of the fibers, and that minimizes time and energy inputs, along with maintaining the fibers in good condition for bonding to the polymer(s) used with the fibers to form the biocomposite material. This consequently increases the functionality of the biocomposites produced (i.e. reinforcement, sound absorption, light weight, heat capacity, etc.), increasing their marketability. Additionally, as the disclosed method does not damage the fibers, oilseed flax straw, as well as all types of fibrous materials (i.e. fiber flax, banana, jute, industrial hemp, sisal, coir) etc., can be processed in bio composite materials.
Processed Oilseed Flax Fiber For Use In Biocomposite Materials
A method and system for the production of fibers for use in biocomposites is provided that includes the ability to use both retted and unretted straw, that keeps the molecular structure of the fibers intact by subjecting the fibers to minimal stress, that maximizes the fiber's aspect ratio, that maximizes the strength of the fibers, and that minimizes time and energy inputs, along with maintaining the fibers in good condition for bonding to the polymer(s) used with the fibers to form the biocomposite material. This consequently increases the functionality of the biocomposites produced (i.e. reinforcement, sound absorption, light weight, heat capacity, etc.), increasing their marketability. Additionally, as the disclosed method does not damage the fibers, oilseed flax straw, as well as all types of fibrous materials (i.e. fiber flax, banana, jute, industrial hemp, sisal, coir) etc., can be processed in bio composite materials.
CAMPFIRE COOKING IMPLEMENT STORAGE AND CLEANING APPARATUS
An apparatus includes structure defining a chamber containing brushes with bristles. The chamber has an opening that, in use, is at the top of the structure so that the chamber is upwardly-open. The chamber and opening are sized so that the prongs of a roasting utensil are insertable into the chamber to be scrubbed by the brushes and so that the brushes support the roasting utensil in an upright position for efficient and safe storage when not in use.
CAMPFIRE COOKING IMPLEMENT STORAGE AND CLEANING APPARATUS
An apparatus includes structure defining a chamber containing brushes with bristles. The chamber has an opening that, in use, is at the top of the structure so that the chamber is upwardly-open. The chamber and opening are sized so that the prongs of a roasting utensil are insertable into the chamber to be scrubbed by the brushes and so that the brushes support the roasting utensil in an upright position for efficient and safe storage when not in use.
GLOVE FOR CLEANING OBJECTS
Conventionally, cleaning of objects has been proposed by use of gloves wherein objects need to be pre-washed manually. However, the level of cleaning is not spotless. Electric scrubbers have also been proposed in solving scrubbing problem but are not efficient. Embodiment of the present disclosure provide a glove that integrates a detachable power-driven scrubber. The power-driven scrubber is configured to controllably rotate in one or more directions based on an activation of a sensor to clean an object. The glove further includes sensing mechanisms for controlled flow of water discharge and controlled flow of cleansing fluid dispense that enables the detachable power-driven scrubber to clean the object. Rotation of the detachable power-driven scrubber is controlled and driven by a drive shaft that transmits rotary motion/torque generated by a motor coupled thereto. A scrubber locking strap is provided on the glove for lock and release of the detachable power-driven scrubber accordingly.
GLOVE FOR CLEANING OBJECTS
Conventionally, cleaning of objects has been proposed by use of gloves wherein objects need to be pre-washed manually. However, the level of cleaning is not spotless. Electric scrubbers have also been proposed in solving scrubbing problem but are not efficient. Embodiment of the present disclosure provide a glove that integrates a detachable power-driven scrubber. The power-driven scrubber is configured to controllably rotate in one or more directions based on an activation of a sensor to clean an object. The glove further includes sensing mechanisms for controlled flow of water discharge and controlled flow of cleansing fluid dispense that enables the detachable power-driven scrubber to clean the object. Rotation of the detachable power-driven scrubber is controlled and driven by a drive shaft that transmits rotary motion/torque generated by a motor coupled thereto. A scrubber locking strap is provided on the glove for lock and release of the detachable power-driven scrubber accordingly.
DRINKING STRAW CLEANING DEVICE
A straw cleaning device for cleaning drinking straws utilizing a motor for rotating a cleaning member for cleaning the inside and/or the outside of a drinking straw, the cleaning member optionally able to dispense cleaning solution about at least a portion of the drinking straw.
DRINKING STRAW CLEANING DEVICE
A straw cleaning device for cleaning drinking straws utilizing a motor for rotating a cleaning member for cleaning the inside and/or the outside of a drinking straw, the cleaning member optionally able to dispense cleaning solution about at least a portion of the drinking straw.
Sink utensil holder
A holder for supporting a cleaning utensil. One end of the holder is configured for attachment to a horizontal surface adjacent to the vertical sink wall. The other end can be cantilevered over the sink basin and configured to receive a utensil. The holder can swivel to reposition the cantilevered end of the holder.
KITCHEN SHOWER
A kitchen shower includes a water outlet mechanism, a switching mechanism and a brush mechanism. The water outlet mechanism is provided with a shower water outlet, a sheet water outlet and a bubble water outlet. The switching mechanism includes a main body, a first switching assembly, a second switching assembly and a third switching component. The first switching assembly is used to switch whether the kitchen shower is out of water, the second switching assembly is used to switch the kitchen shower out of sheet water, and the second switching assembly is used to switch the kitchen shower out of shower water or bubble water. The brush mechanism is detachable and installed on the water outlet mechanism. The brush mechanism can make the kitchen shower clean at the same time of water outlet, so that the cleaning effect is higher.